TC IREAD WEEK 5

The teacher asked the class to _____ a straight line. Write your name on the _____.
Which words best completes both sentences?

• run
• blank
• form
• paper

We can _____ here for a while.
The _____ of the wood is in the yard.
Find the word that best fits both sentences.

• rest
• stop
• pile
• sit

Tags

CCSS.L.5.5C

Pick up your clothes.
In which sentence does the word pick mean the same thing as in the sentence above?

• Use a pick to break up the dirt.
• This apple is the pick of the crop. 
• Jay volunteered to pick up trash.
• We'll pick you up at noon.

I have a complete _____ of sports cards.
My dad asked me to _____ the table.
Which word best completes both sentences?

• move
• set
• box
• collection

Tags

CCSS.L.5.5C

We'll have to brush the dirt off.
In which sentence does the word brush mean the same thing as in the sentence above?

• This brush is too large for that job.
• Joy will brush the leaves away.
• We had a close brush with a bear.
• The ball flew into the heavy brush.

Can you help me _____ a shirt?
The machine is made of _____.
Which word best completes both sentences?

• steel
• wash
• iron
• find

Tags

CCSS.L.5.5C

The kids lined up in alphabetical _____.
"May I take your _____?" he asked.
Which word best completes both sentences?

• line
• coat
• name
• order

Tags

CCSS.L.5.5C

I will wave to my mom across the street.
Choose the sentence in which the underlined word is used in the same way as the sentence above.

• The boat sailed on the wave.
• We had a heat wave.
• Wave good-bye to me.
• I saw a wave in the sea.

Give me a hand with this box.
In which sentence does the word hand mean the same thing as in the sentence above?

• Karen cut her hand on a shell.
• We were able to lend them a hand.
• The crowd gave the team a hand.
• Hand me that hammer, please.

Haley threw the ball with all her _____.
The Smith family _____ stop by for a visit.
Which word best completes both sentences?

• strength
• did
• might
• may

Tags

CCSS.L.5.5C